Food scientist tests how to keep produce and snacks fresh
George Garnatz of the Kroger Food Foundation in Cincinnati uses devices like a cookie torturer and a flour wax test to gauge food quality. He explains how macaronis, peas, bananas, and beans are measured for thickness, density, and tenderness, and notes waxed ripe bananas may appear on shelves soon.
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Hal Boyle
New York
George Garnatz
Garnatz
Kroger Food Foundation
Cincinnati
Gaerhals
Rube Goldbern
Sai Garnatt
Churches of Christ name as biblical identity in unity plea
L. J. Karkosky Jr argues that Christians should wear only the name Christ gave, "Christian," and opposes man made party names. He cites Acts 11:26 and 15:17, warns against division, and urges unity on God’s terms rather than human labels. Indiana Pa evangelist notes continuation of this call.
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Church of Christ
Ananias
Saul
Paul
Israel
Antioch
Syria
Agrippa
Peter
Belielf
James
Christ
Lie Test In Death Of Baby-Sitter
La Crosse Wisconsin reports a mass polygraph quiz in the Evelyn Hartley case. High school boys are tested to spark leads as Det. Capt. Leo Hihm coordinates a city county crime lab effort. The effort aims to renew tips and public awareness rather than solve the abduction immediately.
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Dign Henderson
LA Crosse
Wis
Wisconsi River
Evelyn Hartley
A. M. Josephson
Dist
John Bosshard
la Crosse County
Josephson
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Far East
New la Crosse City-County
Richard Hartley
Viggo Rassmussen
la Crosse State College
Bosshard
Leo Hihm
Hartley
Burglar Steals Pistols From Grand Haven Store
WWiStorekeeper Charles K. Bugielski told police a thief shattered a blaze glass window in his Grand Haven shop and escaped with three cap pistols. The guns were valued at $2.08, $1.08 and $1.25. Three one dollar bills were left as apparent payment. He did not comment on the glass.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Charles K. Bugielski
Bugielski
Conscientious Cop Helps Public
Policeman Gordon Cota drives a police truck and stops to clean a dirty stop sign. He shines the sign to improve public safety as he goes about his duties.
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Gordon Cota
Hal
Cities Mushroom In Booming Japan
A fragmented report notes rapid urban expansion in Japan as thousands of towns and villages merge into growing cities. By November 1943 many areas of Kyushu and beyond have been absorbed, swelling populations toward Japan’s large urban centers.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kyushu
Asia Atomic Plant Urged By Douglas
New York Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas urges the United States to build an atomic plant in Asia dedicated to peace. He tells the United Nations that America must lead with humility and use atomic science for peaceful aims in Asia, contrasting with its wartime past.
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New York
Supreme Court
Wiliam O . Dowglas
United States
Asi
Douglas
Asia
United Nations
America
Church forgives fuel theft at Flint Michigan bus
The Huron Street Methodist Church board forgave the person who stole three gasoline cans from their Sunday school bus. The cans were later recovered with a note reading I have taken this gas, but now I am returning with my regrets. Please forgive me.
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Flint. Mich
Huron Street
Methodist Church Board
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